Ingredient guide
Narcissus Callus Culture
INCI name · narcissus tazetta callus
In short
A plant cell culture from Narcissus tazetta. Early studies suggest it may help brighten uneven tone and support a smoother, more rested look. Common in targeted or eye‑area formulas.
What it is
Plant callus culture from Narcissus tazetta; isoquinoline alkaloid analogues and galanthamine-related compounds from callus culture show AChE-modulating and brightening activity in early studies; callus form avoids the lycorine-rich toxicity of raw narcissus bulb extracts; applied in targeted brightening and anti-fatigue eye-area formulas.
Evidence receipt
No linked study yet
No verified study is linked to this exact ingredient and route. The guidance below describes conventional use; it is not evidence of efficacy.
When to use it
Mornings suit it best.
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What does Narcissus tazetta callus do?
It offers gentle brightening support and may help skin look more refreshed. Callus culture avoids the harsher compounds found in raw bulb extracts.
Which skin types can use Narcissus tazetta callus?
Most skin types can use it, especially if you’re after a more even, less fatigued appearance. It’s generally formulated in mild, lightweight products.
How is Narcissus tazetta callus used in routines?
You’ll find it in serums and eye treatments focused on tone and elasticity. It layers smoothly with hydrating and calming ingredients.
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